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mercoledì 23 settembre 2015

Holocaust in Lego Scenes

A Lego timeline of the Holocaust has been making waves across the internet after being created as part of a 16-year-old's history project.The unnamed student, who comes from St Helens, depicted various key events in the Holocaust, which resulted in the murder of millions of Jews by the NazisDo you want to make your designed scene by Lego? You can buy Lego from USA with USGo_buy, this company offers you 85% off shipping price and ship the newest Lego toy to your house. Check it==> http://www.usgobuy.com/en/how-it-works.html

The timeline starts in January 1933 with a picture showing Adolf Hitler being appointed as Chancellor of Germany.

He stands in front of a crowd of people with a swastika behind him made out of red and white Lego bricks.

He told the Liverpool Echo: “My history teacher set us a task to create something that will help people remember the Holocaust, as every history GCSE student in the country has to study it.

“I decided not to make a poster, but to make a timeline. This would help me to remember the dates better.

“As I’m not a very good drawer I thought why not do something I am good at?

“I’m pretty overwhelmed by the reaction online; there’s been a huge variance in what people think about it.

"Usually my photos and creations get a few hundred views, so it was certainly a surprise to wake up to 275,000 views.”

This is followed by a scene from February 1933 which has the caption “40,000 SS and SAS men are sworn in as auxillary police”

Another image shows: "The Reichstag is burned, probably by the Nazis."

Answering comments on the site he said: "My collection is a combination of all my Lego, all the Lego my brother has bought and all the Lego several cousins have bought.

"They think they’re too old for it. It would be hard to put an absolute value on how much I’ve spent on Lego over the years, but it’s a lot. I spend more on Lego than I do on anything else."

Among the scenes is a depiction of the D-Day landings and the opening of Auschwitz.

The timeline ends with the Lego Hitler lying on a Swastika with the caption "Hitler commits suicide."

There is then a final photo showing the desk where all the Lego scenes were made.